The final two paragraphs seems to be closer to the truth than the hyperbole clickbait title.
"Investors always have the rights to sue for fraud or willful negligence, but the provisions in Collectables' contracts would likely make a case difficult.
It's not like Collectable has run away with the investments. The company is showing what it owns in a huge retail space in New York, asking for more investors, while many original investors just want to know how to get out."
Investors are unhappy their investments were not good investments. Investors signed an agreement quite clearly spelling out what their rights are. The company is showing items off in a retail space looking to make profitable sells.
Cry me a river.
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